take heart
to be brave, hopeful, optimistic
TRANSLATION
take heart: sei tapfer, mutig take heart: sich ein Herz nehmen
STATISTICS
IN THE PRESS
"Take Heart. Heart patients in Germany will soon be able to give themselves a checkup using their mobile phones... they can hold their Vitaphone Herz Handy to their chest and four electrodes will take an electrocardiogram. With the press of a button the data is transmitted to a 24-hour center where physicians will analyze the reading."
(Time Magazine - 6th August 2001)
(Time Magazine - 6th August 2001)
Did you
know?
Did you know?
We use this phrase in 2 different ways:
(1) to encourage someone to do something they may be unwilling to do:
"Take heart during the interview - tell them exactly what your salary expectations are."
(2) to try to cheer someone up who is depressed:
"Take heart, you'll soon find another job."
We use this phrase in 2 different ways:
(1) to encourage someone to do something they may be unwilling to do:
"Take heart during the interview - tell them exactly what your salary expectations are."
(2) to try to cheer someone up who is depressed:
"Take heart, you'll soon find another job."
